Broken glass was strewn along downtown Providence sidewalks outside ransacked businesses. Inside and out, weary-looking owners and staff were scrambling to clean up while trying to make sense of it all. That’s what the capital city woke up to on June 2, after a night of mayhem and rioting following what had been peaceful protesting
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